Load Testing SAP/PeopleSoft/Siebel

[ashwin kumar <ja...@yahoo.com>]

Hi

I have an objective of load testing SAP, PeopleSoft,
SIEBEL and ORACLE applications.

Yes, JMeter can be used as long as there is an exposed
"web-HTTP" interface.

However, if we have to go through the same route that
the typical thick-GUI clients (for ex: SAPGUI) take,
we may have to extend JMeter to support those
protocols.

Is there any information available on what protocols
they use and whether it is feasible for developing
them in JMeter ?

Thanks,
Rich.



		
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Re: Load Testing SAP/PeopleSoft/Siebel

[Christian Kreutzfeldt <kr...@subshell.com>]

Hi!

> Is there any information available on what protocols
> they use and whether it is feasible for developing
> them in JMeter ?
Unfortunately I could not find any information about such
protocols but since it is a client/server architecture, I guess
there are information. And since it is a client/server arch,
it must expose a kind of an network interface to the
outside world. As long as this interface is accessible, you
can write your own JMeter component which accesses
that one. For information on how to write JMeter components,
please check out the JMeter wiki it contains some quite
useful information on that topic. Beside that, you could
checkout the latest version from CVS and have a look
at the example samplers (for example). That code helped
me a lot to write a customized sampler.

Kind regards,
  Christian Kreutzfeldt




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